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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
TALK Win AUDlroR WoOD.
BoswELL SCOTT PUTS IN his oAR An
GIVES TaE LOYAL cIITzENs A SHOT.

BOSWELL SCOTT PUTS IN his oAR AND
GIVES raE LOYAL cITrzENs SHOT.
Yesterday evening a representative e.
the PosT-ISTKLLL0ENoER called at the
Auditors Office TO see Auditor Lyman
Wood, and IL possible gst the true state
Of facts concerning the action Of the
Board Of County Commissioners with
reference to the Providence Hospital
bill, OF which there hss been 20 mneh
written BY the papers Of late. Mr.. Wood
said /:
II think can explain how your re-
porter fell into the error which led 10
the publication Of tbs statement that
this Board had allowed the Hospital bill
for tbs care Of the so called rioters.
The old Board, ss the records show. al.
loved that bill in the sun of $I79 20 on
February 18Th. For the information of
the present Board l had enc Of ny
deputies. Mr.. TwitohAll. look the matter
up for them, and his notes probably got
INTO the Clerks notes Of the prOoe. oiDes
Of that day. This Board has approved
bill of she Hospital for $l36. bat shat
was for the care Of sick persons who
we're sent there during the mouth Of
April. persons not able to be sent to the
farm. DR.. Halls claim has Mt been
allowed. Ii is for some;hing like $500.
The Doctor does not want tn fie his
claim until be fnds out IL there ID q
lik llhood Of its be nR allowed"
Al this isnclHre Roswell SCOTT, Mr..
Woods v;Eg unpopular deputy, Vt Q
had FRI qaently interrupted the AudItsr
during tee conversation, turned 70 the
records of the proceedings Of the old
Board, and in his inimioal vhaezY
voice said: Here 10 an entry on Feb
rusry 18Th which is = mistake, IL says;
Bill of Providence Hospiial, for care
Of ws luded rioters. STD 20. allowed
q should read: Bill OF Providence
Hospital, for rare Of men wounded by
rioters, &l79 20, allowed >"
The req srter informed Me-. Sc1tt that
bis interference vas wholly unsalled flr,
and that bis advice would be asked for
ehen wanted. bat at present the re-
porter preferred to deal dEec,lv With
the Auditor and not With his OH 3isos
deputy.
This man SCOTT is the person uho
vas sammariiy dismissed from the Sec
retaryship OF tAe Chamber Of Com
meFee. somethinR over Q year ago, for
reasons veil k1oWn to pembers OF that
oIRanix stioa and TO many other oti
xens, and Mr.. Wood coald do no better
service 10 the taxpayers Of this county
OF perform an act that would be more
generally appreciated by people vho
save bu -iness With the County Auditors
ofics than to treat him in q slmilaE
manner.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
GEAKRAL JOHN GIBBON ar RRYE's
OPERA HOUsR,

We learn that cur eitiEsns will on
Wednesday, the 18th instant, be enter
tanned at this popular House with diff
iersut programme from the ordinary
role. General John Glib N has kindly
consented to conduct his fri nds, on that
occasion, tbFongn the natural cu,i0sit e.
and magnificent scenery IN the Yellow
stone PARK and neiRhboFinR country
With the aid of bis steroptieaB slides.
The rseolleeti1us warm 40 the Gsnsral,
and be never fails 20 grow eloquent In
bis descriptions
Prior 70 the lecture and exhibition OF
scenery, there will be . presentation Of
rich silk Unitsd States q q to Ihe Uni
veFsity Cadets, Of this oity, from the
hands Of the General; 20 which Col. J.
O. HAinsa. on behalf Of the Cadets.
Will receive it, when the yoong gentle
men propose to display thsir pronoisn-
OF In the manual Of arms, etc.
The price of admission will be %
cents; reserved seats, 30 cents. Tue
proceeds will be applied TO the erection
Of q suitable monument over the grave
of the late beloved George Sykes.
Twentieth United States Infantry, and
Major General OF the GATED stat 8
Volunteers during the Civil WAr-vbo
commanded the Division including ste
Regular army, in the world famous
Army Of the Potomac.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
THE mayor or NlaaImO
Returns Thanks 70 the
People Of Seattle for
Their Generosity.
Subscriptions Stin Being Re
ceived in Aid Of the
Sufferers.
What h Being Doas EsewhsEs-PoEs
Townsend and Newcastle Give Lib
srAny-Nanes 81 sabssrsSers.


Tns following tsleEFan vas received
yesterday morning.
EAHAFlao. B. O.. Maya
To Leigh HEnf. Editor Of the PoST
lkTKLLxaKEcER: Many thanks for your
kinduess and prompfisnde. Rsturn my
thanks also 20 yuoF citizens fog respond
ina % literally. The calamity 10 Ter
rible one 10 this city. No p lief com
mittles has Jet been formed, bal one
viii soon be organized. Prssens necea
sites are being astsndsd to. Any
moneys forwarded N me OF 10 Mr.
Morris, editor Of the Fy-s Pres viii De
Feeeiutfd for and acknOwIedRed through
fhe PEess. % - The pressns time Atty
nine white men have bean taken eut
dead, and there still Fsmain thirty
ssven- ThiFty-oue Chinamen have been
taken out. and thess are stiIl 10 ths mine
tveuty-One. RIczAKD GnBoRH.
Mayor.
The shove dispatch indicates that the
city officials and the people Of Nanaimo
appreciate what Seattle 10 doing in be-
half Of their stricken city, and also that
there 10 urgent need OF all the assistance
thai ne can render. Il SHOULD be borne
IN mind thas the PoaT-INrRLIIaKacKz
10 soliciting no subscriptions Whatever
and that all contributions should come
unsolicited We will. - Ne have before
said. gladly receive at eur oflss all c0u.
tributioos that may be bponRht o. for
warded and acknowledge the same in
our columns. We should also be glad
to make mention Of any private sob
saEiptiona By individuals or societies
that are forwarded direct to Naaaimo.
The Subscriptions received yesterday
we're exoesdinQly gratifying IN aumber
and amount Rev. George II. Watson.
Of the Episcopal Church, sent in SIS so,
which amount was collected at the SER
vice held on Sunday evening. Tue fol-
lowing generous donation was reserved
from the Almond a Phillips Foundry
Company and It's employees:
SEATTLE. Wash. Ter. May 8. 1887.
We. the undersigned, suthorizs the
Almond d Phillips Foundry Company
TO pay the amounts Get opposite eur
names to the Posr-IHrKLLIaKNcKR, for
the benefit OF those left in need By the
Nanaim0 accident.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

The following deeds we're fled in ihs
Auditor's office for record yesterday:
n. W. HIND to Azslis Mott. lot u
block % Popt as addition; $500.
Hans AudrTson TO Seattle, Lake shore
& E Astern Railway; right Of way.
BIZ Halchkanun to Seattle, Lake
Shore & Eastern Railw,y; right Of way
A fred Parsons to s .attie. L Ike Shore
L Eastern Railway; right OF way.
L,uis Tab altbkul to Seattle, Lake
Shore d Eastern Railway Co right OF
way.
Jim Youderpamp to Seattle, Lie
shore d Eastern Railway Co.; right OF
way.
John Sadlerken to Seattle, Lake Shore
4 Eastern Railway Co; right Of way.
Geo. DAVIS to Seattle, Lake Shore 4
z ,stern Railway Co.; right Of way.
Osmine Frost ct al. to J. p. Stage. E
of NE sec %. tp Is, Z =, and E \
Of NV \ Of SW \ Of sec %, to Is.
east; $500.
J. +. StaRe to Mary p. Ovsrstreei,
same as above; $500.
George H Harris TO J. II. McGFav,
lots and 1. block 81, A. A. Dsnny's ad-
dillon; 81.
George W. Harris to J H. McC3raw,
40xl20 feet in lot 4. block 6, A. A. Ben
nN's addition. on Front street; 81.
George W. Harris TO John McGraw,
lots IL. IS. 10 and 20, block IL. Kids
sdditioB; 81.
]. A. Stewart to Michael Mcdonald,
fractional lots II Is, Is aud IL, block 50,
Heirs Of ). A. Bsll's second addition;
$40.
Edwin s. Briscos to N T. Mayhew,
It l. aad 3, Block 8, MERGERS add
SION; $3.50
vIetor Hugo Smith to W. r Wilson,
block g Dsvey's addition; $500.
NJ 4. Mayhev to L. h. 9nftith, lots
/. and 3, block 8, MERGERS addition;
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

There can be bat little doubt that tie
repre- saEation OF Goethe's "Faust,
next wednesday evening. by the Lewis
Morrisoa Company viii be veil worth
Witnessing. Gonnod's opera OF this
name IL often heard. for is IL generally
70 be found in q repertoire Of every
psomiuent op<rafie artist in the COM
try, bat is IL seldom that dramatic
STAR makes bold to Pit "a % stupendo0s
. work ~ the plsV Of Faust. Mr.. Nor
Fison has undertaken IL. however. and n
= manner that has called forth con-
mendati0n from every one w0a hes
seen the results Of bis eHort8- "Fs1st"
il an elaborate york, and 20 present. Il
effectively requires far more than the
ordinary preparations given 70 STAR
piece. Apparently. neither time nor
money has been spared 10 make this .
representation without htw. Hand
some costumes. magnificent scenery and
woaderful stage mechAniems 90 30
make the performance startlin Fly real
istic. Tbs San Francisco Post says;
Fer the scenery alone this pFOdaction
is largely worthy Of patronage. As
whole, IL 10 really grand. Tue Grand
plaza Of Nuremberg 10 Q handsome
scene, and the MsrRaerits's garden is
Minty bit of Wsfk. iast a. for . maid
ems bower. On the Broken scene. the
stan have iavished the modern arts Of
stage illusion and display. From tbe
daTkened suditsriun OF the theater, 10
is grand and e-inspiring scene"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

We are authorized to ssll fer thIty
DAYS 50 lots 10 Ltdd's addition. At from
$50 20 500 pr LOT, and three blocks
IN MOodiAnd addition at $50 per los.
We wiil also sell alternate backs front
tnq on Woodland Park and avenue for
$500 paF hloek. n condItioo that the
paFchasefs clear, feoce them and plant
= d0us lie row Of shade trees along sAis
Ayeuue IN frout Of sails blookA
Purchasers Oil be ~ q expense clear
iaR or gazing this avenue, ueich IL
30 fse4 side. over . mile Los Z ard level
from end to cad. This viii b the pFst-
tiesa and most psFfect drive IN toe
S0rthsesi or thai can ever Be n-de II
Seattle OF vicinity.
There are only sixteen blocks on this
avseoe, and 90 viii sell Dot 20 exsefc
siRhI OF then. We earnestly believe
taAI more mousy oil be made 10 two
years b. investing in one OF ID &c blocks
thsu any other investment OF hike
amoanf 10 Seattle. Any person whe
wtli take tue troGbls 10 laok II this
properly wIll bay = clock Tor f1rtnsi
information App'yto
@. c. PHnxEI A Co.
seattle, VT. ns6iVl@
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
TuE osReeE TsPRsvEmxxr son.
PAaKss msWAGKm.


M. Join I. Reward, For rnnuy yssrs
Assistant Manager Of the Oseeon Ia
psOyensnt Conpsny, pOv wears tie
title Of AsnaRsR, TIE Assisfsut" part
having rseently been ssrsasbsd ous By
the DirsetoFA He ID nov in ssatsle
locking after the sompany's basipsss.
and wili renain only q ssupss Of days
ionReg, a. be mnst Be In San Francisco
on Saturday, and will rsturn ~ heeaua
overland. In speaking 20 q reporter
y~stsEaay Mr.. Howard said that the e0al
Business vas much better this year than
tsst that since Janaagy l. 1855. the Or
eg9o lmpr0Feme1t Company has iO-s
four e8FRoea Of enal Ia sailing veesel :,
eli Of Uh1sh vas fnsly tnsuF. 4 the ear
so OF the John Rosrnfeld, which vessel
was Lost On she shoals Of the Calf Of
0eorRia. and The caraoes 81 the Sierra
Nevada. Harvey K Mills and the Sc.
stepasn, which vessels fouudered Is g.
while 10 Portland, Mr.. Howard said 10
an OyegontaS reporter SALES this year
are 20 per cent. more than for = GORE
spondinR period last year. The compa
NJ ts n0w fairly well a. work on the nsw
Fsanklin mice. 50 miles from 8eattle,
90 the Columbia and Puget Sound Rail
road. Its aevei0pment has been SLOW,
owing 20 oomplieatiOes with the Nsrth-
sFu Pseiae. over the lands nesE which
the mine IL located. The company IL
noe taking cot 10 tons . day. aud can
not supply the demand Thts 70 the
6nest coal ever foand on the Paste
Ooast. A tbnFoaah tel Of u foF one
week ct the UaiOn IFoo works demon
stFated it Superiority 10 Wsllsend. sgd
nsy coal, which is q 6Fst rate coal all
over the world"
The company are nou also large
dealers n foEeian Goals IN Portland 80
veil a. san Francisco. They booght the
cargo Of the Coanty Of MsFionetn. noW
at the bankeFs here, the
cargo Of the RenfrswshiFe, dischaTRinR
part at Astoria, and Of the Neiherby,
doe in q few days. Ocean fFeiRhts 10
San Rrsneisoo have advanced aRd the
price OF foreign coals IN proportion.
This, be says. has eiVeo the oonpany .
splendid opportunity 10 INTRODUCES the
Franklin coal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

Mr.. Lamb, Superintendent of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
las issued the follow O.:
PORTLAND. May 3 1887.
To g. D. SHcse: Y0a can pass free
the message ANNOUNCING subscriptions
fos relief OF persons suffering ffsm the
disaster ct Nansimo.
DIR. I. T. Minor, President sf the
Puget Sound Telegraph Company, has
also generously rendered the free use of
bis lines for all purposes ooanscted uith
subscriptions, and q similar privilege
has been extended by the Postal Tele
graph Company.
AaotheF donation that is deserving Of
special mention 10 that OF the boot
mack, Who 10 located at the corner of
Front and Mil streets, Who With con-
mendabie generosity devoted the entire
procseds OF yesterdays work at his
stand to the Nanaimo Sufferers.
We give q Ii { OF additional subscrip-
tions to the Posr-lNTKLLIoEN0KB fuBd:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
AZ rxreETAsT TISANcIAL HeVE.

mas hssn ksswn for sons time past
IA LAID 4 Tilt0n. The wealthy bank.
~ aru Of Portland, vers dssirSas Of
.-aa.iua tue Seattle business Asld. and
o. are reliably informed that tbsy yesi
,srdsy sessrsd an interest In the cid
...ahlsahsd bank Fl Dexter Horton a
- With the combined wealth Of these
- Arsss. tbe new bsnk uhioh will BE-
sv1xaixad a. aoon ~ neeeseary arrsnRe-
800 sgs eonpleted. Will be ons sbe
ss-sa1s % the Pasins OOasa, and With
- msaaQsmsns. ihst will insure liz
ss-ndsus susoesa IL - expsotsd that
Is,es John P. Hoyt. Of Olympia. wili
szasg he setivs manaRe1snt OF the
- 70 eonnecsisn uiih The present
49,. Oar eommunity 10 10 Be oo1-
sfstslssed spon the edition Of sueh Q
esEishy institation 70 our banking
fsefilties.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

ne UnasEIla 10 expectsd hoasly frsu
Portland.
Ths Msy ousan will make her trial
rio to@oEF0w o. next day.
ma slip Alaska 10 loading Black Dia-
monA coal az she new bankers.
Ths shlp Louisiana 10 disshaRRinQ
balIass 81 ths P. O. 8. 8. Co.'s wharf.
TAs schooner Reporter IL loading
lanbh 81 the Ststson 4 Post mill for
Santa Barbara.
ne assmsF Dispateh. Of Port Town
sssd, lsii here last Sunday veil freight
"a foF RoFt AngelOs.
Ths barb Raoeh Talbot aaiis tOmog-
ssa fos Ban REAaoisoo with 1850 tons Of
Cedar Mountain coal.
kbous thirty excursi0nists left On the
Mlskiaan Lass evehinR 10 attend the Y.
NC. A. entertainment 81 PORT BlAkely.
Ahs@sly lolkina steamer called the
esphiA cana here from Tacoma yesteF
aay, for inspection. Her boiler will
pfohahly Be tested today.
NJ. Eban 3. Osborne has aucaoeded 10
o. abstract business OF the lats GFm Of
Hill, 0sboFae a o., having purchased
lhs interest," Of biz partners.
Tee Pusss Sound Shore train vas de
hssd lest svsniBR oSinR N . slight so
sldsnt gearing 10 Q log q in, one Of
he logeibg trucks breaking.
Daring the excitement OF the Are
alarm Of yesterday, the wagon Of J..
n Hrison snd the German Express rso
asAy, resulting 10 10 damage.
BaFIoss nsW boat. bnill AT Tacoma
for The skARit river trade. vas sncce g.
folly launched last evening With the
mi sAncs Of lhe z RmA HAyward.
The Concert 81 War songs" by the
sAois Of the FIFs' N. & Obu Oh, which
he beea advertised for Wednesday
tvtnibR OF this ueek. will be postponed
aatil Friday aiRht. May l3.b. The pro-
aFamms will b. published In doe sea
san. Old soldiers and all Who love the
RsionAl music will be Rrati6ed on this
occasion.
Il should be understood that no one
Il soliciting 10 Seattle foe the relief Of
She Ntnaino snGfsreFs. The generous
INSTALLATIONS hAAa hnt 1HAc uhN9 DO 10
enliFesy volau ary, and those Who wish
70 ed their subscriptions To the fund
I'stfY raised Should osil At the Posr-
IHTELEIoEScKR OH ~. u 10 TO be hoped
sh.t sAs faad siil be largely increased
today.
A truly sensrous act nscessitatss a
sacrifice We venture 10 say that few
instances oceuF where q more generous
sptfii is displayed than one that hap
peDed FiRht here In eur midst in con
section With the Hanaimo contriku
tans. "Shsrty, the Bo0tbIack," Who
daily Sosss lard from moFninR 70 nigh
q bis vocation In front Of the FIRST
National Bink. is 70 give the entire pro
eseds Of Yesterdays labor TO the
Nanaimo sufferers. This 20 him meant
: saerihoe, and the fact that be did II
iadieales truly gsnerUus nature. Such
% action should not Be allowed 20 pass
Sithsui notice and oOmment.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

...,.s gs,os On ths Forshe.n Raes DC:
..ss-Vz y. r. 0sgeby. Mr. We .
lnssrsss. ". r send,es. fssns ksnsss
p-ssfs asd eh "a. 3. r AAck - q
- jekn T. Nit-hell wife aud I've
$3.50 end asigmiarans& A01eay-
80 ch-tsstaBa. c. 2. Taylor. james
90 ssd - immigrants
$50 Nj atlngtoa oaihs uAica pseioe:
assd~y-Tshs MeKeHn, y - iosn Z
- sex Con - Hvsn y. II. Kinn1ll;
1nssss~. Nj Maks, q c KneAiL and
y s-~ srrsnss. Monday ~. r. Catn.
~. - CHA. j 9. Williams. A.
-. a. 81 Witsoa. J. r. Pagan. r. T.
= sseus, c. L. BllR. and 81 tmwiRrnntA
p.s.s4 Msdford % Ia. Ore ron q Cali
80. sanday 8. y. Tsyior. y y.
800 80 paFfy ef ) J. d Binnard. n.
= s-Tsnf. 4. ssFpuesa john !; f.ah Ano
s-1yefs M0ndA5 -NIs. J. 4 friek-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
SIGNAL RLAGs.

TSToamGr1Os Toa oUH READERs voETH
PHEsxhvNo.
On Saturday afternoon Captain Hat
fsld, the signal displayuan Of this city.
received q telegram from the head sig
cal oifise In San Francisco, which read
90 follows:
sHoist cautionary signal. Severe
storm nov central Of Vancouver Island.
MAxEIILp.
The Captain al once hOissSd . large
red dag. With q sQaare SlAck center.
Thia vas q poser. No one who arrived
here knew vhat the q & meant, and
stories OF all kinds we're set IN circula
tion. As the displAymAn will hereafter
hoist these signals whenever occasion
requires A reporter Of the Posi- IErKL.
LIaEscKa called upon c plain Hatfield
fer an explanation OF tue
MKANISo OF THESE SIGNALS.
The Captain said: The signals adopt
ed BY this service for announcing tie
acpFaaeh OF wind storms AZ display sta
tieas are Of two kinds, nrst, toe eau
tionaFy signal, and second, the direction
sisnal.
'rhe causionAry signal ID square red
a a. With a square black center 10 10
boosted when a Wind velocity Of thirty
tise miles per houv. or over, IL expected
within 100 miles OF the station where
displayed. THIS velocity 10 considered
q aneerous TO all classes Of singing
That q the q g bad up Saturday.
The dIEecIi N san Al, | have not dis
played - yet. IL u = sqaAre nAe, oom-
ssed OF tGo haFiz lntAl stripes. one
elack And one whise. Il 10 never dss-
PLAYED except With the stationary sia
nal lAe. and ind Gates fro1 What guar
,sf tue dangerous Wind - expS sied.
FaF this purposs the compAss 70 divided
toto NE, =. 4, ). w., and \ ".
oaAdtanta. Tee direction SiRpal viii
be displayed oulg vita the cautionary
signal, and rot more than three feea
srsm a. Tue eireStton a AZ gOes above
be eaasionAry G " for easteriy wIndA'
and b. loo foF westerly, snd the
black stripe 10 abova toa white for
uoFtherly winds. Aod below ter souther
/ ty. IL the esat.onsry s'GuI 10 enissed
| alone, ts indicates that tie dtrtetion
/ from Which she dangerous Wtad m.y
oons has not been detefnised. say
| 20 the people that vill asoa be far
n,shed with q large snpply Of Sind
direction and vsloeits stgnal cards
| explaining tbese SIGNALS. Uhiso va
| ssvs 70 all wbo may Apply fer them
/ Uutil tie cards arrive TIE pesp.e snocid
| cot cot the ipfoFmation | have eivrr
VOC. ard tnsy Uiil never be At loss g
/ knJw whaa Q si9EAl DeAns
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

Z. L. shannon, of Victoria. is In the
ely.
IaaRs John p. Hoyt. Of Olympia, is
10 the city.
H1s. O. u. Bradshaw. Of Port Town
sssd. Passed through here yesterday on
bic vay up Soand.
TIE wife aad daughters Of Mr.. E.
AsfeAn OF NeScAstle. arrived last even
lna from 81. Claire. Penn.
3 4. LIahs, . prominent msroha ant of
See.lasoom, vas 10 the city yesterday
and returned 90 the steamer Hayward.
". ". Evans. Of viotsria, arrived In
We city yesterday on hia way 90 attend
ne Grad Lodge Of |. 0. o. Y. at Ia
ooDa. W. +.
Henry Bird, wm. Oaine ard wife and
va. Birbelt and wife, OF Vistoria, j.
aenaain, Of white River, A. MuIian. Of
esaoeek, and Walter esott, Of Rich.
MOOD. are ~ the Arlington.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

And the old folks laugh when they find
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, syrup of Figs, is more easily
taken and more beneficial 10 its action
than bitter. nauseous medicines. It 10 q
most valuable family remedy to act on
the bowels, TO cleanse ihs system, and
to dispel colds, headaches and feveFs.
Manufactured emily by the California
Fig Syrup Co. San Francisco. Cal. For
sale By A. B. STKwAEr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

Buying for cash 10 good but the
greatest saving 10 IN selling for cash
No bad debts. no bookkeepeFs. in fast.
no Losses. Oar competitors are begin
plnR 10 SO that emily Q cash store ezn
afford 70 give cash values. We Lead for
low cash prices. Any ooe can see that
Ne can afford to nndersell the credit
stores. CHKsrKB CIRARY.